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Improve consumer safety and speed time to market by minimizing errors, ensuring compliance, and managing recalls.

60%

Cumberland sees 60% reduction in artwork approval times

One system

Supplyit now uses just one system to handle all daily tasks

Since installing Loftware and integrating with SAP, we have been able to expand our labeling footprint across our manufacturing facilities while successfully complying with new customer requests and additional regulatory requirements.

Tim Cukr, IT Professional, McCormick & Company

 

Red Dye No. 3 Ban - what it means for labeling

The FDA banned Red Dye No. 3 in food and ingested drugs as of January 15, 2025. Food products must be reformulated and relabeled by January 15, 2027; ingested drugs by January 18, 2028.  This impacts product labels, packaging, and marketing materials - updates are essential to stay compliant. 

Smarter labeling for transparency and trust

The food and beverage industry is prioritizing transparency, sustainability, and ethical sourcing. Consumers increasingly want to know what’s in their food, where it comes from, and how it was made—driving demand for clean labels, sustainability claims, and QR codes that deliver real-time, mobile-accessible product info. These trends support both compliance and consumer trust. 

Eliminate manual processes

Automate labeling to avoid delays and reduce mislabeling and streamlining production

Enable accurate, up-to-date content

Drive labeling from critical business applications such as SAP, Oracle, and regulatory databases to improve data accuracy and consistency

Ensure compliance

Streamline labeling to meet global regulations like FSMA, 21 CFR Part 11, EU 1169, and Natasha's Law and avoid recalls and fines

Empower partners and suppliers

Provide controlled access to labeling and artwork to ensure accurate first-time labeling and prevent costly and timely relabeling

Centralize control for seamless operations

Standardize and centralize labeling to meet corporate standards and support ongoing business growth - whether through new facilities, regional expansion, or M&A

Dostawa transparency through smart packaging

Manage short links and QR codes to share dynamic content—such as sourcing, allergens, or sustainability data—while creating mobile-first consumer experiences

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EtykietowanieLoftware Cloud

Dzięki Loftware Cloud – wiodącej w branży platformie do etykietowania w chmurze, możesz zarządzać i skalować swoje operacje w zakresie etykietowania. Centralizuj zarządzanie etykietami, usprawnij współpracę i zapewnij zgodność z przepisami w ramach globalnych łańcuchów dostaw.

poznać proces etykietowania w przedsiębiorstwachSkalowanie przy użyciu Loftware Cloud
Zarządzanie grafikąLoftware Smartflow

usprawnić zarządzanie projektami opakowań dzięki zautomatyzowanym przepływom pracy, wbudowanym zatwierdzeniom i współpracy w czasie rzeczywistym. Dzięki rozwiązaniu Loftware Smartflow przyspieszysz wprowadzanie produktów na rynek i zapewnisz zgodność z przepisami.

Zobacz rozwiązanie Smartflow w akcji

Streamline your packaging & labeling from supply chain to shelf

Food counterfeiting: overcoming the challenges

A recent survey showed that 77% of food and beverage companies think track and trace will increase in importance within the next three years. See our infographic to learn more about what else respondents said about supply chain traceability, anti-counterfeiting, and increasing.

Staying ahead of compliance challenges

Automation is reshaping food and beverage supply chains to meet rising global demand, expected to double by 2050. Cloud technology improves forecasting, inventory, and quality while enabling strategic integration and collaboration.

 

Key regulations impacting manufacturers, suppliers, and distributors include:

FDA Ban on Red Dye No.3

Prohibited in food and ingested drugs due to cancer risks in animal studies.

FSMA (Food Safety Modernization Act)

Law to prevent foodborne illnesses with proactive FDA regulation.

21 CFR Part 11

FDA rules ensuring electronic records and signatures are trustworthy, reliable, and equivalent to paper.

EU 1169 or Natasha’s Law

Requires clear allergen labeling on prepackaged foods.

GS1 Standards (GS1 Digital Link)

Improves supply chain data with barcodes and RFID standards.

GHS (Globally Harmonized System)

Global standard for chemical classification and labeling with unified hazard communication through labels, safety sheets, and pictograms.

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